Process Explorer: Main view
By Ed Bott
Through the years, I've tried a lot of Windows software. This gallery spotlights 10 tools and utilities (many of them completely free) that have passed the test of time. All of them work with Windows XP and Windows Vista. I recommend these programs to anyone who wants to get more out of Windows.
Sysinternals' Process Explorer provides a detailed look at all the programs and services running on a Windows PC.
See full review with download links
Through the years, I've tried a lot of Windows software. This gallery spotlights 10 tools and utilities (many of them completely free) that have passed the test of time. All of them work with Windows XP and Windows Vista. I recommend these programs to anyone who wants to get more out of Windows.
Sysinternals' Process Explorer provides a detailed look at all the programs and services running on a Windows PC.
See full review with download links
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- RE: Process Explorer: Main view (Ed Bott's 10 Favorite Windows Programs )
- If you don't have this program then your not into your computer. I junked the task Manager and run this. The color-codes, the multiple different methods to dispaly ALL kinds of pertinent (to some of u... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: sqdldrfanbarnone@... Posted on: 04/07/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
I like this one better
D.H. Cesare | 03/04/08
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Favorite Windows Utilities non-u$oft
sborsher | 03/05/08
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Non uSoft?
Bill Timmins | 06/20/08
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